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Originally Posted by JonInMiddleGA
Seriously? That must have been a very soft neighborhood.
Just off the top of my head ...
-- Don't pull a gun if you aren't willing to use it.
-- Don't point a gun at anything you aren't planning to shoot.
-- Proper gun control means hitting what you aim at.
-- Anything worth shooting once is worth shooting twice just to be sure.
-- Aim for center mass, you're most likely to hit something that way
-- EVERY gun you pick up is loaded until you prove otherwise (first thing about guns I taught my son)
-- "Be sure to drag 'em inside", which has been replaced for practical reasons by "make sure you know how the local cops feel about dragging them inside".
And that's just the obvious ones I can think of at the moment.
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Not ALL of what Jon said, but numbers 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 - yeah, those (or close enough as makes no difference), I remember hearing in my uncle's lecture 20-odd years ago.